Latest claim against Sean “Diddy” Combs has com up, with a man citing the imprisoned rapper of drugging and raping him in a New York nightclub in 2012.
The pleader claims that after taking the drinks, he “began to become hazy and disoriented” and felt himself “losing consciousness and control of his body”.
As stated in a court filing, the man who was 17 at the time, paid a bouncer to enter the club and was invited to Combs’ private table, where he was given multiple shots of vodka.
Combs has constantly denied the claims made against him in a number of civil lawsuits, and has previously labelled them “sickening”. The BBC has seek reply from his team on the new claims.
Cited to in court documents as John Doe, the pleader proclaims he was led to a back room at the SoHo club where people were using drugs and engaging with escorts.
He said he noticed the drinks he was given were drugged and “impacting his faculties”.
In a revelation to the BBC in reaction to separate federal criminal charges, Combs’ lawyer stated: “In court, the truth will prevail: that Mr Combs never sexually assaulted or trafficked anyone – man or woman, adult or minor.”
In his declaration, the pleader says he came in and out of consciousness and while he was aware of what was happening, he could not stop it.
The revelation claims the “helpless” plaintiff was raped by Combs in the back room of the nightclub.
The current allegations come as another rapper, Kanye West, prompted President Donald Trump to grant a pardon to Combs before his upcoming trial.
The 24-time Grammy winner voiced his support on X, publishing a direct request to Trump: “FREE PUFF,” West wrote, followed by another post tagging the president: “@realDonaldTrump PLEASE FREE MY BROTHER PUFF.”
In early February, a lawyer speaking for persecutors said there were plans to file more than 10 additional civil suits against Combs.
Diddy Combs is recently facing more than 30 civil lawsuits alleging sexual assault and misconduct.
He has been detained in a New York jail awaiting a federal criminal trial on sex trafficking and racketeering.
Source: Chaleradio.com
